Sentence examples for more analyses of from inspiring English sources

In the history of jazz scholarship, solos have been taken as the highest mode of assertion; there are more analyses of solos than those of rhythm sections, for example, and they're much better-known pieces of criticism.

At a minimum, it seems obvious to me that we cannot assume nature is fragile or resilient until more analyses of recovery or absence of recovery are examined, and this should be a high priority topic for research.

Several researchers have adapted the template to work best in their situation, such as: modifying timber prices from a stumpage basis to a mill basis; adding more product classes; or adding more analyses of land or other factors.

The article concludes by arguing that more analyses of implemented policies designed to address agricultural NPS pollution will better inform both local-level and federal policymakers towards the successful creation and implementation of policies that achieve environmental outcomes.

More analyses of different elements within lunar samples - and a great deal more computer simulations that result in a Moon like our own - will be needed to settle the debate.

We implemented more analyses of the relationship between Hog1 response and the profiles of different up-staircase/ramp inputs of osmotic stress.

Viviant, the latest, was held up because the agency wants to see more analyses and discussion of the side effects seen in some patients.

We had been on the road for seven hours, and the prospect of spending two more analysing the back of a lorry somewhere near Staines was unappealing.

Doing so allows for national comparisons, she said, but not for more extended analyses of specific types of charters.

But there is as much to be gained in the far more accessible analyses of the composer's 64 songs; they trace the same musical development.

Claudia Koonz's now classic study "Mothers in the Fatherland" moved the field toward more nuanced analyses of women's agency.